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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1910

Page

7

Bristow Attacks Cannon and Insurgent Split in Colorado

Kansas Senator Bristow denounces Uncle Joe Cannon while backing Merle Vincent in a progressive bid for Colorado governor. He says Cannon loyalists have deserted him and cites direct primary as a breaking factor, contrasting La Follette’s nomination and wealth with insurgence support.

Grand Junction Colo Joe Cannon United States Bristow Kan- Bus Colorado Merle Vincent Guggenheim Vincent Enele Joe Congress Aldrich Cannon

Big Four Wreck Kills Two at Brightwood

A catastrophic collision involving two long trains near Brightwood killed two men and injured many as passengers, including women and children, were thrown about wrecked cars. Officials blame open switch. a thorough investigation will determine fault.

BIG Four Brightwood F. W. Coates Indianapolis Supt Hyland Toledo Detroit Kentucky Ohio Michigan Gceue W. I. Lamport St. Louis

Indiana State Fair Opens With Crowds and Big Exhibits

Indiana State Fair opens attracting large crowds with a focus on children and old soldiers who enter free on Tuesday. Judges begin work, horses dominate displays prompting temporary sheds. Draft horses from Morris picking Co of Chicago and J Crouch & Son of Lafayette exhibit in a planned duel. A local court, led by Edward Howe, handles fence hopping cases with youths fined and jailed. Fire department unit No 8 installs in the horse barn under Capt. John Monaghan.

Morris Picking Company of Chicago J. Crouch, & Son of Lafayette George Sims Albert Belay John Williams Fred Wirtley Guy James Chemical Company No. 8 Indianapolis Fire Department John Monaghan

Wreck in Kentucky Claims Engineer and Fireman

Lexington Kentucky September 12 The engineer and fireman of train number 34 bound from Knoxville to Cincinnati on the Louisville and Nashville railroad were killed when the train wrecked near Williamsburg Kentucky Monday.

Kentucky Lexington Knoxville Cincinnati Louisville & Nashville Williamsburg

Three Reported Killed In Rail Derailment Near Toledo

A Hocking Valley passenger train en route from Columbus to Toledo derailed at Walbridge near the city while traveling about forty five miles an hour. Three persons are reported killed with several others injured as rescue crews rushed to the scene from Toledo and surrounding towns.

Kentucky Ft. Benjamin Harrison Maj Mechting Lieut van Winkle D. Doctor Miller Toledo Hocking Valley Columbus Walbridge

Marshs Blunder Delays Election in Panama

Acting President Mendoza reports Taft disapproved of R. O. Marsh's demand that the Panama assembly elect an acting president acceptable to the United States. Marsh letters triggered a clash with the State Department, delaying the election until next week and prompting talk of his likely recall amid support for Dr. Samuel Lewis.

Panama Mendoza Taft R. O. Marsh United States Panama National Assembly Marsh Assembly United States State Department Samuel Lewis

Banker Kills Himself in New York Apartments

Walter Scott Jenks, former banker now in real estate, died by suicide in his New York apartments on Sunday. No reason given for the act.

New York Walter Scott Jenks

Gamblers of Many Names Pay Fines

Frank Martin was fined ten dollars and costs for running a craps game in a police court. He was arrested at 2 30 a m Sunday along with thirteen others. The named defendants used common surnames like Smith Jones and Brown and spilled over into Green. Each of Brown Smith Green Jones and others were fined five dollars and costs. Acting Judge Ermston noted a heavier penalty would have been imposed if the game had not started by chance.

Frank Martin Martin Smith Jones Brown Green Ermston

Farmer Injured Chasing Chicken in Shelbyville

Henry Terry prominent Shelby township farmer fell and dislocated his right shoulder while chasing a chicken for dinner. The chicken was later butchered and Mr. Terry picked bones with glee despite the pain.

Shelbyville Ind Henry Terry Shelby Township

Soldiers Rest In Preparation For Hard Labor

Provost guard tightens to prevent Green River to Kentuckians crossing. Indiana, Third Ohio, and later Kentucky regiments arrive for a ten day training period from Sept 11 to 20 under Col. Zimmerman and officers Gregory Allen and Jennett Henry. Chaplain Dickson delivers a sermon on duty and nationhood as camp routines focus on guard drills, church services, and camp clean up before strenuous exercises commence.

Indiana Ohio C. X. Zimmerman Kentucky Infantry J. P. Gregory J. Emory Allen Jennett Henry M. M. Macomb Twenty-sixth, Sixth Infantry Capt. Dickson Twenty-sixth

Camp maneuvers and lies shape the second period plan

A fragmented report notes that maneuvers and misinformation affected training at a camp. The second period will mirror the first ten days with minor motions and changes. Tuesday preparations and militia work follow a period of rest before officers assess their readiness.

Man Kills Wife and Shoots Himself in Philadelphia Room

In Philadelphia on Monday authorities found Harry Sckleps and his wife Martha dead in a squalid home. Martha had a bullet wound through the roof of her mouth and a head injury, while Harry lay across the bed with two bullet holes in his head. A revolver with four empty chambers was clenched in his hand, and signs of a fierce struggle were evident. It marks the sixth murder and suicide in the city in the last month.

Wellington Napoleon Martel George Washington England Fle Twenty-sixth Regiment Philadelphia Harry Sckleps Martha

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